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... more hopeful. 1 hen only did the larger proportion of the sympathetic watchers dispeNe. PUBLIC FELLING IN THE COUNTRY. Mr. Roosevelt his interviewers he was horribly grieved that he could say nothing. Mr. Hanna, interviewed at Cleveland. said : 1 cannot ...
... regarding much hie canon. Roosevelt for the romeinder of the term-more than three pier , . ASSASSINATIONS IN THE PAST TWENTY The Central News gives the following detrma of . YEARS. the confession :-Czolgoez, President McKinley Roosevelt, it is pointed out, ...
... WHITE MAN'S BURDEN. In the course of a speech at MiumAsota State N air, Mr Roosevelt, the Governor of New York, paid- The United States must not shrink from playing its part among the great nations. We cannot avoid hereaftor having duties to do, in face ...
... hut it does not follow did doty.” that the limit of American yacht speed was New York* p.m., , reached in 1890.” Colonel Roosevelt, Vice-Presida, who,‘is Some wagers at even money .have been in Vermont, is dne axrive Buffalo .placed on Wall Street to-day ...
... but Czolgosz denies this. The man declares he 18 10sane, and apparently‘ glories in the crime. | The Vice-President, Mr. Roosevelt, was dining with the Fisb and Game League on Isle La Motte, Vermont, when he received the nows. H» was terribly shocked, ...
... LEADING AMERICANS AND THE OUTRAGE. EMOTIONAL INCIDENTS. (BEUTEB'S TELEGRAMS.) New York, Friday, 6 p.m. CoL Roosevelt, Vice-President, who is in Vermont, to arrive at Burlington 7 o'clock. The news was conveyed to him by telephone. Clsvhland, Ohio, Friday ...
... v . BURLINGTON, Friday. Col. Roosevelt, the Vice-President, arrived ere this evening, and immediately went ou to Buffalo was too shocked and grieved to express his fed lugs.—Router. » BURLINGTON, Satiarday. Col. Roosevelt first learned of attempt to ...
... Burlington his yacht. A special train was waiting, started immediately for Buffalo. In with • Prr« representative Colonel Roosevelt said: eo impreseibly shocked and grieved that 1 can «g nothing. sm T. UPTON’S THOUGHTFULNESS Yoxjc. Friday.—Owing the attempt ...
... is broken.” So it was. Fortunately, help was at hand. surgeon encased the injured part in plaster Paris, and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital, paralysed from chin to feet Pieces of broken bone were pressing upon the spinal cord, those soft jellylike nerves ...
... Presideut M'Kinley. Mrs IVE'lCinley Receives the News Bravely. CABINET SUMMONED. {REUTERS TELEGRAM.) Burlington, Friday. Col. Roosevelt, the Vice-President, arrived here this evening, and immediately went ou to Buffalo. He was too shocked aud grieved to express ...
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... not fall M. Faure’s case upon a popular favourite, however well he may have justified his appointment afterwards. Colonel Roosevelt, on the other hand, the opponent of Tammany, the organizer of the Roughriders, the orator, sportsman, and fine gentleman ...